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Zhou Enlai, born on this day in 1898, was a communist revolutionary, statesman, and military officer who served as the 1st Premier of the People's Republic of China from 1949 to 1976. "All diplomacy is a continuation of war by other means."

Zhou was educated in a missionary college in Tianjin before studying at a Japanese university. In Tianjin, he met his future wife, Deng Yingchao while participating in a radical political group known as the "Awakening Society". In 1920, Zhou moved to France, where he helped form the overseas branch of the Communist Party of China. He also lived in Britain and Germany before returning to China in 1924.

While working in the Political Department of the Whampoa Military Academy, Zhou was also made the secretary of the Communist Party of Guangdong-Guangxi, and served as the CPC representative with the rank of major-general.

After the Chinese Civil War broke out in 1927, Zhou served in the communist forces, helping establish and oversee a network of underground cells of communist resistance. Zhou played a leading role in the Long March of 1934-35, an arduous military retreat of communist forces over 8,000 miles.

Following the Zunyi Conference in 1935, Mao Zedong became Zhou's assistant. After the conclusion of the Long March, Mao officially took over Zhou Enlai's leading position in the CPC, while Zhou took a secondary position as vice-chairman. Both would hold their leadership positions until their deaths in 1976.

Zhou was a prominent participant in the 1955 Asian–African Conference, held in Indonesia. The conference produced a declaration in strongly in favor of peace, the abolition of nuclear arms, general arms reduction, and the principle of universal representation at the United Nations. Zhou was critical of American imperial aggression and stated "the population of Asia will never forget that the first atom bomb was exploded on Asian soil."

Zhou passed away from bladder cancer on January 8th, 1976, just nine months before Mao Zedong's death in September that year.

"Today the first unification of the Chinese people has emerged. The people themselves have become the masters of Chinese soil, and the rule of the reactionaries in China has been irrevocably overthrown."

Zhou Enlai, from "Chinese People Will not Tolerate Aggression" (October 1950)

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 8 months ago (1 children)

Ah! I was kinda hoping it was something I'd never heard of... I convinced myself not to go for that because it seemed like if you got off it you likely gained it all back but admittedly I may be misremembering it. I'm glad its working for you though, I'm honestly keeping it in mind.

[–] [email protected] 3 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

It's complicated. If you eat the american standard diet you will gain weight. So if you lose the weight and keep eating normally you will gain weight back. That is the biggest part. There is a period where when you come off the medication your body is confused about what just happened and might try to hang onto extra weight to go back to how it was before. However that fight seems way more manageable than the fight of losing it is the first place. Exercise and diet should be able to work on most of that. When I cycle off this I plan to have some muscle growth steroids on hand so hopefully I can just sidestep that. Very lose dose, just to try to re-regulate everything. I am actually going to ask my doctor for those instead of going to the dark web. I do lift weights so I might be able to force the anabolic process that way. this is actually kinda biohacky here as we arent sure if that works yet. Worst case scenario I do another round of semiglutide occasionally and that is just the price I pay to not have to deal with hypertension and sleep apnea. Both of which have I would have to manage with other medications and devices anyway. So there is no anprim path for me here you know?